- October 24, 2020
- Jchoco
- 3h median play time
Shotgun Witch
Platforms
About
"Shotgun Witch" is a fast-paced, action-packed game where you play as a witch with a shotgun, facing hordes of enemies in frenetic battles. With a unique blend of shooter and magic elements, players can perform various spells and upgrade their weapons for a more intense gameplay experience. Fight your way through different levels, defeat epic bosses, and uncover the mystery behind the witch's power.



- The game features a cute art style and engaging gameplay, making it enjoyable for a short play session.
- It's a free game that offers a fun bullet hell experience with a humorous premise of a witch using a shotgun to reclaim her spellbook.
- The controls are responsive, and the mechanics allow for satisfying gameplay, especially with the ability to destroy enemy projectiles.
- The game is very short, with only a few enemy types and a single boss, leading to a lack of variety and replayability.
- Some players found the difficulty to be inconsistent, with the final boss being particularly frustrating due to its random attack patterns.
- There is no save feature, meaning players must replay earlier waves if they die during the final boss fight, which can be tedious.
gameplay
41 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe gameplay is characterized as simple yet engaging, with a focus on bullet avoidance in a minimalistic 2D arena. While it features limited mechanics and enemy types, players find it enjoyable and challenging, especially with the added pressure of having only one health point. Overall, the game offers a fun experience with a whimsical art style and a decent replay value through its second mode.
“A cool little bullet hell shooter with simple gameplay that flows very well.”
“Gameplay is rather simple but is unseemingly tricky to master.”
“Cute witch, cool shotgun, and enjoyable gameplay.”
“I like the art style, animation, and sound design a lot, but the gameplay leaves a lot to be desired.”
“The gameplay is very minimalistic, especially for a so-called bullet hell game: there aren't very many bullets thrown at you (except when you face the boss and, even then, its patterns are somewhat sparse), you have no bomb to clear the screen, you only have two different types of shots and a teleport, and there are only two (and a half) types of enemies plus one boss.”
“Gameplay-wise, there's really nothing too special or even much to say.”